Deaths are also rising, with more than 1,400 reported deaths reported on Tuesday alone. Tropical Storm Eta headed today toward a second strike at Florida, this time north of Tampa Bay. It briefly regained hurricane strength, before weakening again. High winds and heavy rain struck the coast all day ...
... Expressway in Miami, the Florida Highway Patrol said, after the driver lost control. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said on Twitter that Floridians should monitor the storm over the coming days. While this storm has moved offshore, it could still bring dangerous conditions to the Gulf Coast at the end of ...
... tech stocks that have benefited from pandemic restrictions lost ground. And the S&P 500 added 41. South Florida faced major flooding today, as Tropical Storm Eta blew past. Whole neighborhoods were swamped after the storm crossed the Florida Keys overnight and veered into the Gulf of Mexico. Rain ...
... Florida Highway Patrol reported. The driver lost control on the rain-slickened road and suffered minor injuries, CBS 4 in Miami reported. “Please take this storm seriously,” urged Palm Beach County Emergency Management Director Bill Johnson. “Please don’t drive through flooded roadways.” Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez said ...
... The extra-long weekend was supposed to spur tourism and help the economy strangled by the coronavirus pandemic. Instead, Eta promised to bring several more days of rain to the region.In the Pacific, Tropical Storm Odalys continued to move across the open ocean and posed no threat to land.
... landfall here. And I wanted to show this here. You start looking at the arrival of the winds, this is actually the arrival of the tropical-storm-force winds. That is a good indicator when you have got to wrap stuff up because it is too dangerous to be outside ...
... Brian McNoldy said Monday. The hurricane center is predicting Laura will reach 105 mph, but acknowledges that could be conservative. McNoldy said he expects the storm to reach major hurricane status of at least 111 mph. “I think it can definitely strengthen more than what the official forecast is,” McNoldy ...
... of that energy, for example, into the ocean changes the potential for storms. And we're living through, at least this year, a very active tropical storm and hurricane season already. Andrew Freedman: Yeah, it's a record season for tropical storm season in the Atlantic already. And part of ...
Judy Woodruff: And in this country, Tropical Storm Isaias sped up the I-95 Corridor along the East Coast today, leaving a trail of damage. The storm was downgraded after coming ashore as a hurricane in North Carolina overnight and heading north. Along the way, it spun off a tornado ...
... electricity, most of them in North Carolina and Virginia, according to PowerOutage.US, which tracks utility reports. Isaias (pronounced ees-ah-EE-ahs) toggled between tropical storm and hurricane strength throughout its path to the U.S. coast, killing two people in the Caribbean and trashing the Bahamas before brushing ...
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